Start as for A4A, then move right after the first bolt and up the weakness to a ledge capped by a roof (cam or medium wire pro). Start up the corner as for Stu Allan Memorial Roof, then out left to bolt on face, straight up headwall past one more bolt, then left onto the arete at the top.
A shorter variant (21; 4 bolts) steps left to the A4A anchor when you reach the ledge.

Start as for ‘Stu Alan Memorial Roof’” to the ledge. Move right and down to the lip of the roof that forms the steep top arête, reach round the corner and clip BR. Swing round to the steep face and climb direct up the arête left of “Bridging Over Lyttelton”. Above the third bolt reach up into a blind crack finishing awkwardly to easier ground.

Start about three metres right of "Bridging Over Lyttelton" directly below a steep overhanging groove. Beat a path up the wall between the trees to the base of the groove. Difficult moves into the groove lead to good holds. At the top of the groove swing out left onto the face and good holds lead to a no hands rest. Continue up a short vertical wall onto easier, but lichen covered, rock joining "Bridging Over Lyttelton" at it's last bolt. Finish as for "B.O.L."

Start at the corner, then move left across the face to the arete. Find your way staying just right of the arete continuing up the slab past the flake then over the bulge, and finishing up the corner system past the bolts.

Follows the line of staples, starting at the small nose to gain the lower ledge. Climb the pillar from the ledge going up directly under the roof. Exit leftwards up a ramp to the corner to left of the roof and then finish up the headwall to left and onto the rap station.

Climb past the first hanger to gain the ledge, then climb the vague pillar, (shares the start of ASA) go leftwards at the 3rd bolt then up the corner then back rightwards to avoid the roof, exit up the slab to the DoWE rap station.

Start up onto ledge 2m above the start. Climb the vague pillar as for previous route, traverse rightwards at the 3rd bolt across a line of jugs to the corner, follow up the corner, veer rightwards up to the rap chains that are used for Rock Shocks. (twin ropes would be useful).

The climb intersects Ataturk Strikes Again.
Start on the Rock Shock approach ramp, veer leftwards to a small ledge then rock over the small roof to gain another small ledge. Jug haul through to the bottom of the ASA corner, but go leftwards carrying out a few slab moves then directly up to the top of small fin.

about 15m to the left of SM/CM. Easy moves to the first bolt, then a battle with slopers to the last bolt. Above the last bolt you can either swing left onto easy ground, or carry on up on the right via bridging.Quite sustained.

Sart left of "Colonel Malone", move up onto a pedestal (BR.) below a small roof. Climb directly over the roof (easiest to the right of the bolt) using positive holds to reach huge jugs (BR). Continue directly up the wall past the third bolt to the fourth bolt, although it is easier to move towards the 18 to the left. After clipping the fourth bolt difficult moves up the front face of the obvious tower lead to a slight alcove, then on good holds over the top.

Originally done as a route-bag done only to compete with Lindsay Main (which is impossible).Has had rockfall from 13/7/11 earthquake at the bottom.
Follow corner system onto shelf then carry on up the corner to the top and rap station.